The dominant group in the US is often referred to as White Americans, who make up the majority of the population and have historically held positions of power and privilege in society.
In the usual form of the periodic table in current high school textbooks, the halogens are in column 17. In older books, this column was often designated as VII.
A collection or set of related items is often referred to as a category, cluster, or grouping.
People who go out together are often referred to as friends, companions, partners, or simply as a group.
A group of foods that contain the same nutrients is often referred to as a "food group." Food groups help categorize foods based on their nutritional content and are often used in dietary guidelines to promote a balanced diet.
A group of cubs is often referred to as a 'litter'.
A group of religious people is often referred to as a congregation, parish, assembly, or community.
A group involved in a riot is often referred to as a mob or a rioting crowd.
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That is referred to as the "mode".
A group of people following a rich person is often referred to as their entourage or followers.
A group of quails is referred to as a covey. Coveys are social gatherings of quail that often roost, forage, and move together as a group, providing protection and companionship.
A group of students together is often referred to as a "class" or a "cohort."
enterauge (sp?) its french for " a group of people who follow someone around"
That is called a collective or group learning environment, often referred to as a classroom or school setting.
A study group committee is often referred to as an academic committee. Its primary purpose is to facilitate peer-learning, group study, and academic support among its members.
The blank group in an experiment is often referred to as the control group, which does not receive any special intervention or treatment. Its purpose is to provide a baseline for comparison with the experimental group to evaluate the effectiveness of the intervention being studied.